HYMENEAS Brown Hogan wedding in Brunswick area
A long wedding notice records multiple ceremonies. Kathryn Hogan and Harry Brown wed at Bethany Lutheran Brunswick with a large wedding party including Margaret Hogan Ruth Starner and Kath ry Starner. The couple departed for Niagara Falls and West touring, later returning to 121 West B street Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Conway
H. Ellsworth McBride
Washington, D. C
Charles Alexander
Donald Starner
Hagerstown
Walham
Iarrington
Clarence Oglesbie Mohier
Brunswick
Frank Jaques
John Bowers
Winchester
G T. Starner
Clara E. Brown
Gladys Brown
Charles C. Brown
Shenandoah Junction
M. V. Laign
Medgesville
W. Va
Spalding Daughter Weds in Baltimore Rectory Ceremony
Sug Spalding daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Spalding of Emmitsburg married at St Peters rectory Baltimore Rev Henry Eckenrode formed the ceremony Misa Spalding wore beige chiffon and a matching picture hat J Frank Spalding gave her away Mrs Garey and family will reside in Baltimore James W Stewart 23 of Dickerson and Ida Virginia Brehdion 18 of Washington married in Rockville Thursday afternoon at the Christian church home of the minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessong
Bortner
St. Paul Reformed Parsonage
East Seventh Street
Mildred Marie Bortner
Alten Bortner
Lewistown
Roy W. Hessong
John T. Hessong
Thurmoor
John M. de Chant
Nellie Bortner
James S. Bussard
Slagerstown
Allen Bortner
Bessie Hessone
James Bussard
Floyd Palmer
E. J. Utterback
Irvin Ramsburg
Staley Stull
Walter Stull
Mary Snook
Ruth Anderson
Grace Stull
Anna Mary Stull
Messrs
Mehrle Ramsburg
Lee Bortner
Luthar Arnold
George Palmer
Edward Stull
Joseph Shearer
Mehrle Stull
David Snook
D. Webster Snook
Harry Holtzople
Marlin Spencer Green
Mrs. Hessong
Hagerstown
Virginia
Fifth Avenue
North York
Lansinger
Teders
Emmitsburg
St. Edward's Church
Baltimore
Gladys E Teberg
William M. Lansinger
Father Kaiser
Alcazar
Canada
West Preston Street
Emmitsboro
J. Bernard Welty
John O'Donoghue
Robert Pampnel
Florence—Stouter
St Anthony's Church
George Florence
Mary Stouter
Felix Stouter
E .B. Reilly
Florence
Sug
M. J. Spalding
St. Peter's
Henry Eckenrode
Misa Spalding
J. Frank Spalding
Personal notes from Thurmont residents move and travels
Purely Personal items document numerous Thurmont residents and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman relocate to Altamont Avenue with Hobbs taking the vacated house. various locals visit Baltimore New York Chicago and Canada, attend Kiwanis, Eucharistic Congress and school events, with extended family and friends hosting and visiting around Thurmont and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Hoffman
Thurmont
West Main Street
Altamont Avenue
Guy Hobbs
Hoffman
Frances Rowe
Simmitsburg
Ancon
Canal Zone
Government Hospital
Virginia Grove
Baltimore
William de- Lashmutt
Upper College Circle
Samuel Grafton Dun‘gal
Court Street
Canada
Montreal
Kiwanis International
Frederick
Quebec
New York City
Anna L. Beckley
Chicago
A. V. Harner
Jack
Santa Barbara
Cal
Karner
EL. Root
Martin C. Young
George Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Paul M
I. C. Foreman
M. A. Little
Chas. E Fogie
Fthel
Marion Dorsey
Rocky Ridge
Ohio
Htelen Bowie
Katherine O'Toole
Robert Huebener
Noy
John RB
Black and Son
Ray
Hagerstown
Martha B. Osler
Wm. Ferguson
Chambersburg
Lester McDowell
Waynesboro
Geo. J. Damuth
Nature Tales Fade Into Summer Air
In a June moment author Arthur N. Pack notes the early summer habit of opening windows to welcome cool night air. The scene recalls errant insects fluttering around the room and the fragile moment when screens and doors meet the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur N. Pack
American Nature Association
Beetles and larvae pests in gardens and tips from Nature
A piece discusses various beetle species including the goldsmith beetle and a white grass larva common in gardens. It explains how grubs live underground for a year or two, feeding on grass roots, and how they are hidden in soil while forming earthen cases before becoming adults. Skunks help destroy many grubs by digging. Suggestions include sending questions to Nature Magazine for expert answers and a home remedy to remove fruit stains from linen using boiling water.
Catholics Gather for Big Congress at Cineago
A large Catholic congress drew 14 000 attendees to the Coliseum in Cineago. Dignitaries including Cardinal Menrano and Governor Small spoke as bishops and prelates arrived from Philadelphia and Boston. (Continued on page for full coverage.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Pope Mas AL
Lachartette Con
City
Ste
Titer Thoda
Amd
Cardinal Menrano
Guy
Giovernor Small
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hymeneas
Ings
Hedley
Winston W. Russ
Mozeha
Medley
West Fairmont
U. S&s G Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Gettysburg
Garey
Spalding
Matthew J. Garey
Faltimore
Margera
Nature Magazine
Washington
Greenawalt’s
Morth Market St
Prilay
State Bank
Frederick City
State of Maryland Depository
Chevrolet
Harrison
Frederick MD
Atta
Dean BO Ier
Genational Bank of
Frederick, Maryland
the Bank of Personal Service
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
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